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Women's Stories Deserve to be Amplified

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WOMEN'S STORIES DESERVED TO BE AMPLIFIED

Women are the backbone of our society and their stories deserve to be amplified every, single day!

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Cookie Johnson Speaks Candidly About Life with Magic Johnson

Cookie Johnson, the wife of NBA legend Ervin “Magic” Johnson, just published a new book called, Believing In Magic, in which she shares details of her marriage to the NBA Superstar and how an HIV diagnosis twenty-five years ago changed the course of their lives forever.

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The Women of Wakanda

“Strong women and women’s influence on culture and society is something that cannot be overlooked,” said Ryan Coogler, Black Panther director and co-writer. “That was something that we really wanted to include in the movie...”

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The Architect of Hip-Hop Style: How Misa Hylton Shaped an Era

As a woman navigating a male-dominated industry, Misa Hylton shattered glass ceilings and redefined what it meant to be a stylist.

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